Sentence examples for sub-zero cold from inspiring English sources
A deal with Moscow announced this week delivered a further blow to the protesters - yet many remain camped out in the Ukrainian capital, braving the sub-zero cold.
"After 10 or 12 hours," Weirath says, "your body starts cannibalizing all sorts of [energy] stores from everywhere and it starts to get very inefficient". You have to make the most of what you've got on all these races, but perhaps especially on the Antarctic 100-kilometer Ultra Race, where in addition to the sheer distance, you're dealing with sub-zero cold.
Meanwhile, some schools in New England were closed because buses wouldn't start in the sub-zero cold.
One night last winter, a hasty settlement of tents was hit by a freak storm of heavy snows and sub-zero cold.
And the sub-zero cold in March and April -- the only time there is light but the ice is not yet breaking up under the summer sun -- quickly drains batteries and freezes liquid-crystal displays.
At present, the six camps here seem to have enough tents and hovels, though this was not so at the end of January when a freak storm smacked Herat with snow and sub-zero cold, killing at least 150 people -- most of them children.
Although the temperatures in Winnipeg were not sub-zero, it was so cold that even the ballet dancers, staging a special royal performance, wore thermal underwear.
"The Ikea model will keep your beer just as cold as the Sub-Zero model," he wrote dryly.
Cryotherapy (which I have introduced to some degree in my prior articles) is a specialized variety of cold therapy that offers brief exposure to sub-zero temperatures via walk-in chambers.
Heavy fog and a cold wind have disrupted life across northern India with sub-zero temperatures in Indian-administered Kashmir.
After a very warm start to April, parts of Central and Eastern Europe reverted to winter mode over the Easter weekend and throughout last week as unusually cold air for this time of year spread southwards bringing snow and sub-zero temperatures.
